But Shaul was still full of threat and murderous rage against the disciples of our Master.

And he asked for letters from the high priest to be given him to Darmasuq, to the assemblies, so that if he found any who were following this way, men or women, he might bind them and bring them to Urishlim.

And as he was going and began to draw near to Darmasuq, suddenly a light from heaven flashed upon him.

And he fell on the ground, and he heard a voice that said to him, Shaul, Shaul, why are you persecuting me? It is hard for you to kick against the goads.

He answered and said, Who are you, my Master? And our Master said, I am Y'shua the Natsraya, whom you are persecuting.

But get up, go into the city, and there it will be told you what you ought to do.

And the men who were going with him on the road were standing amazed, because they were hearing only the voice, but no one was visible to them.

And Sha'ul rose from the ground, and nothing was visible to him though his eyes were open. And taking hold of his hands, they led him into Darmasuq.

And he had no sight for three days, and he neither ate nor drank.

Now there was in Darmasuq a certain disciple whose name was Chananya. And Master YHWH said to him in a vision, Chananya. And he said, Look, I am here, my Master.

And our Master said to him, Rise, go to the street that is called Straight, and seek in the house of Yehuda for Sha'ul who is from the city of Tarsus, for look, he is praying,

he saw in a vision a man whose name is Chananya, who came in and laid a hand on him so that his eyes might be opened.

And Chananya said, my Master, I have heard from many about this man, how much evil he has inflicted on your holy ones in Urishlim.

And here also he has authority from the chief priests to bind all who call on your name.

And Master YHWH said to him, Get up, go, for he is a chosen vessel for me to carry my name among the peoples and among kings and among the house of the sons of Yisrael.

For I will show him how much he is going to suffer because of my name.

Then Chananya went to the house to him and laid a hand on him and said to him, Shaul my brother, our Master Y'shua who appeared to you on the road as you were coming has sent me so that your eyes may be opened and you may be filled with the Ruach haKodesh.

And at once something like scales fell from his eyes and his eyes were opened, and he got up and was immersed.

And he took food and was strengthened. And he was some days with those disciples who were in Darmasuq.

And at once he was proclaiming in the synagogues of the Judeans about Y'shua, that he is the Son of Elohim.

And all who were hearing him were amazed, and they were saying, Is this not he who was persecuting all who call on this name in Urishlim? And even here for this he was sent, that he might bind and bring them to the chief priests.

But Shaul was strengthened all the more, and he was confounding those Judeans who were dwelling in Darmasuq, while he was showing that this is the Mashiyach.

And when many days had passed for him there, the Judeans made a plot against him to kill him.

But the plot they were seeking to carry out against him was made known to Shaul, and they were watching the gates of the city day and night to kill him.

Then the disciples put him in a basket and let him down from the wall by night.

And he went to Urishlim and wanted to join himself to the disciples, but they were all afraid of him and did not believe that he was a disciple.

But Bar-Naba took him and brought him to the shlicha and related to them how Master YHWH appeared to him on the road and how he spoke with him, and how in Darmasuq he spoke openly in the name of Y'shua.

And he went in and out with them in Urishlim.

And he spoke openly in the name of Y'shua and disputed with the Yehudaye who knew Greek. But they wanted to kill him.

And when the brothers knew it, they brought him by night to Qesarya, and from there they sent him to Tarsos.

But the assembly in all Yehuda and in Galila and in Shamrin had peace in it while it was being built up, and it was walking in the fear of Elohim, and by the comfort of the Ruach haKodesh it was greatly increasing.

And it was that while Shimon was going around the cities, he came down also to the holy ones who were dwelling in Lud the city.

And he found a certain man whose name was Anis, who was lying on a bed and had been paralyzed eight years.

And Shimon said to him, Anis, Y'shua the Mashiyach heals you; rise and make your bed. And at once he rose.

And all who were dwelling in Lud and in Saron saw him, and they turned to Elohim.

And there was a certain female disciple in Yopa the city whose name was Tavitha; and she was rich in good works and in the alms that she was doing.

And she fell sick in those days and died, and they washed her and laid her in an upper room.

And the disciples had heard that Shimon was in the city of Lud, that city which is beside Yopa, and they sent two men to him to request of him that he not delay to come to them.

And Shimon rose and went with them, and when he came they brought him up to the upper room, and all the widows stood around him weeping and showing him the tunics and cloaks that Tabitha had given them while she was alive.

But Shimon put all the people outside and knelt on his knees and prayed, and he turned toward the body and said, Tabitha, arise. And she opened her eyes, and when she saw Shimon she sat up.

And he stretched out his hand to her and raised her up, and he called the holy ones and the widows and presented her to them alive.

And this became known throughout all the city, and many believed in our Master.

Now he was in Yoppa not a few days, while he stayed in the house of Shimon the tanner.